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Still notifying people on the list before I advertise it on the site. Why you still interested?

You are not that far from me, I am in Fredericton and I have a nice complete floor for sale from the firewall lip back to the front of the rear seats all the spotwelds were drilled to remove it and the inner rocker panels are there as well. This was removed from a rust free southern car. I am...

What about the vitamin c orange?

you should find what you need here http://www.autobodyspecialt.com/

nice pics of process!

The paint looks good, the truck turned out good too. What a way for an inexpensive paint job!

The roof gives it character, and it looks hot, wouldn't look complete without it in my eyes.

Hope this helps and is what you are looking for!

you can use the solder method using the proper solder, or the metal to metal filler which requires hardner using the same process as body fill. The metal to metal process cheaper if you don't already the supplies to do the solder method. Make sure there is no rust remenants before you cover the...

The gun metal gray with the black stripes and scoop would look hot, but the original paint scheme and stripes look awesome as well. Make a choice you can live with, it's your expense!

I get the nylon wheels on sale for around 5 bucks at princess auto, stripped my whole care with them, took some time but didn't take many disks, they last quite a while!

I used the nylon wheel on a drill instead of the wire wheel, strips a lot faster and won't damage the metal, works awesome!

It depends on whose looking and the demand at the time. Here is a set I saw go for 500 on ebay year before last. Way too rich for my blood!

Nice looking job, the spray on bedliner sounds like the way to go, or else two good coatings of undercoating!

Tedious for sure but the end result is worth it, nice job!

LOL your mother sounds like a smart lady!! Where are you located at? I am in Fredericton.

Big time for that one, one hell of a fine! Glad you made it can't wait to see the results. You may want to hook up with someone who has a dealer plate for the return drive!

Let me know if this helps or if you need something else!

nice job, looks great! What's next?

Jamie this is the brandywine that I suggested, it does look good with beige interior!

Brandywine or gloss black with flat black strips or beige stripes!

Looks fantastic, can't believe how well and fast you are coming along on it, congrats!

Cool! They will come in handy for work on the project!

Here is a link showing the tourque boxes and installing them. http://www.autorust.com/m_boxi_1.html

There may be other places that have them but this place is the only one I have come across http://www.autobodyspecialt.com/

Here's a listing for new ones Jean Guy https://www.yearone.com/serverfiles/fbshopmain2.asp?cat=A&pid=HA8&c=0&e=0&hid=A20AA55861&trk=1 Here is a Canadian site in ontario I deal with. Faster getting the part, no duty, holdup at customs etc...

You can do soda blasting using a sand blaster, you just use a different media. I heard nothing but good things about it! Here is a link on it from the pros at Eastwood Auto Body. http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?itemID=1493&itemType=CATEGORY&iMainCat=688&iSubCat=1493

Looks pretty good, keep on doing what you are doing!

That is one nice looking paint job, may you get many miles of enjoyment out of it! I am still light years away from paint but when it comes to that time I hope mine looks as good!

Good procedure pics and instructions should help out a lot